Seems to be. http://www.souvenirsfromgreece.com/details.php?prid=21&p_id=8
Almost a relief, that is.
I suspect that initial pebble is fairly new, the cutting done by power tools.
I had these, and somehow they got identified as Mexican. [ATTACH]
Some sense of who Kalvak was, but not showing prints on cloth like this. Maybe this should count as a reproduction? Maybe someone got a bargain....
Had these about a million years ago. Asking just because I haven't asked anything in a long time. These are Marcy Prints - block printed on a...
Easily worth billions.
Now I am wondering how percolated tea would taste. I've sold enough teapots, and considering how dirty many were, I guess there are a lot of...
This isn't a particularly good site for pricing. My own record is dismal. Finding comparables online is the best bet.
Maybe someone did a series of months? A common enough theme in European art.
Nach Orig Rad Prof Paul Geissler 1951, also called "Self Portrait"
Commercial art. Doing covers for high school football programs. I guess what it takes to put bread on the table. Does it say who printed them?
I keep coming back to that "Made in France", which most likely moves the date after the 1890s into sometime in the 20th C. "Made in" became an...
I think more likely just the sort of variance you get with hand drawn marks... a bit heavy handed on the stroke.
I'm not sure about Bourdoin and Bloch either, but I do think we are looking for a French company. "Made in France" would have no cachet to a...
That "made in France" makes me question a German attribution. That would have been noticed and would have been a problem at the time. It's...
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I think someone a lot more recent is trading on an old name.
Rontgen has a section on Meissen marks that includes a lot of variations by other companies that get misidentified. There are several crossed...
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